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How To “Teach” Memorizing Music Without Even Trying

November 4, 2017 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment


Choral Clarity Blog Presents:

How To “Teach” Memorizing Music Without Even Trying

Are you tired of requiring your students to go home and memorize their music? Are you tired of threatening part tests? Have you just given up on the idea of memorization altogether?

I would like to share with you an approach that doesn’t require any extra time, and will also lead to more effective rehearsals.

How To “Teach” Memorizing Music Without Even Trying

How To “Teach” Memorizing Music Without Even Trying


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